What is the difference between the Unlimited scissor and the 6/1/4 inch?. Also the Pro scissors?
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As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best scissors ever!!
36487
I have both and I also have the Joyce Chen Garden scissors. I don't really think there is a difference between the unlimited and the 6 1/4 inch. The garden scissors have a longer reach handle - and are much more money! I am not sure why there are so much more expensive ! They are GREAT scissors! I use them for all kinds of kitchen and gardening tasks.
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As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best scissors ever!! As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best... » Read More As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best scissors ever!! « Show Less
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The fiscars website says 4.9". I tried to find mine to measure for you but they seem to have "walked off." Great little scissors.
838178
It's all about the width of material you wish to cut. Anything over 6" and the slider is great.
1546367
Get the cutterpillar. The way it's designed it sharpens as it cuts so it never needs replacing. It's VERY pricey and something you'd need a designated cutting station for since it's also very heavy. People who own it swear by it, but I prefer something that I can stow away as I don't want to lose counter space to a trimmer.
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Size is main difference - Pro Y is much larger. Also the half-moon holding the peeler blades is metal on the Pro model.
753792
I have not tried scissors. but based on how well it works on knives I wouldn't try it. I wasted my money on it.
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I am traveling so cannot actually "measure" the blade length - but can tell you it is at least 4" to 4.5" in length. That is because I've pair of a different brand I don't like nearly as well that are only 3" long because I DID measure those ones. Wanted to remember NOT to buy the ones with the standard handles but shorty-length of blade. In fact, KitchenAid really ought to promote why the longer blade they provide is handier. (I'm almost positive they are NOT 5" or longer tho...so this range provided should give you a pretty good idea.) P.S. This is the CUTTING blade length I'm referencing....the whole scissor is, of course, longer than 5".
543298
Not sure, however I called the company because my scissor battery died pretty quickly and they said they discontinued this scissor back in 2007. I paid about $20 and used it quite a bit fir six months. Good luck!
743619
What you have pictured is much narrower than the extended cutting pads. The narrow one is about 4 inches wide and about 18 inches long, whereas the extended cutting pads are about 7 inches wide and 18 inches long. The narrower one is intended for some of the dies that around the same size as the pad. However, you really don't need the the narrow one if you have the extended pad since all the dies you own will fit on the wider extended cutting pads.
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I purchased from Utopia Deals and offered both scissors and thinning shears. I bought the thinning shears and am very happy with my purchase.
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i think it's a newer model w/a slightly shorter blade. i also went to their site f/comparison before purchasing. either way, you cannot to wrong w/these shears. it's battery lasts forever as you don't have to recharge often. cleanup is easy & if you purchase the extension arm, edging is a breeze. this is the best shears i've purchased.
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Yes. The #10 blade UltraEdge, which cuts 1.5mm. Very short but good for some things.
1403446
The difference is that the M3R are straight shears and the M3RS have a slight curve in the blades. I hope this was helpful.
1046141
I've used both and had basically the same experience with both. Both work well and cut just fine. Handles on the both seem to be the same .The reason I bought this one vs. the other (a buddy who I backpack with carries the Sven) was this can take any blade.
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As far as I can tell, the only difference is the blade angle. May even be too sharp- just be very careful - the new blades are like razors!
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I'm not sure there's an actual difference. I do use the 001 for kitchen and pocket knives, and some kitchen utensils. I use the 060 for outdoor tools, but, I think the 060 is too light a sharpener for outdoors tools. I more use the Accusharp scissor sharpener for outdoor tools given the blade shape and position.
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I bought one of this and two of the bigger size. Both are really great. This one has around 2.5mm opening while the bigger one has a little more (around 2.7mm) but this is just an estimate since I measured with a regular ruler. Both are strong but if your nails are very thick it might be easier for you to cut with the bigger one. Hope it helps.